State v. Charlotte Liberty Mutual Insurance

ERWIN, Judge.

The appellant contends that the Superior Court erred in affirming the District Court’s order to quash the criminal summons, because the statutes involved are (1) constitutional on their face, (2) constitutional as applied, and (3) proscribe the conduct alleged in each summons. We hold that the summons in each case fails sufficiently to charge a criminal offense under G.S. 163-270 or G.S. 163-278.19(a).

G.S. 163-270 provides in relevant part:

“§ 163-270. Using funds of insurance companies for political purposes. — Ho insurance company or association, including fraternal beneficiary…